Does anyone know any site that i can save my pdf file and view it?
I want to do is get the URL of the view page of my pdf so i can embed it in my Joomla.
The reason I'm doing this cause i got a specific pdf file that wont show in my Joomla article even though i used a pdf plugin already. The only solution i have is get the saved pdf file URL on that site and use it t embed it in my Joomla article.
so instead of saving the pdf to my joomla
{pdf=http://www.example.org/images/ADS/ads.pdf|820|820}
I'l' use the URL of that website to view my pdf in my Joomla article.
It's better if you can use joomla extention something like this to manage and view PDF
Or else use something like mediafire mediafire to upload your pdf file.
I have used this in the past:
http://extensions.joomla.org/extensions/directory-a-documentation/downloads/3115
It works perfectly.
In the article edditing, it adds an attach button.
It worked like a charm.
Do not forget to set the file as public when you upload it.
Furthermore, enable the installed plugin.
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is there some other way to edit or change some text or pictures on my website using it's interface or not from the HTML file, cause my client is wondering on how can day update the "Events" Box(they don't know how to use HTML) i'm really new at this and open to any suggestions, thank you
It depends on what you are using. if you are using a CMS based program that would be possible.
you cannot edit a page without opening its files right of the browser without any external help.
It seems that you want to edit the content of your website. Yes, its possible without opening any file using your CMS Dashboard. If the content is static then you have to open the php/html file.
I want to use one of the blogger free template in my site.When I download ,it is in the xml format . Is there is any way to use in a site?
Here are the steps you can use the template in your site -
Log in Blogger dashboard
Find your Blog in your Dashboard for you want to change template, and select “Template” in Drop Down menu options.
Look at the top right corner, you will see Backup / Restore button
Manage on pop-up windows and click “choose file” button and look for folder that is created after extracted file that you have downloaded.
Folder may has a .XML file and .TXT file or Internet shortcuts, you should select only XML file.
Click Upload button. Now upload process may appear in your screen.
Now the template will be appear in your blog successfully. Enjoy!
Finally I found a way of doing this. There is a tool name Webhttrack which can download a complete web site along with css, js and images.
To get any blogger template in html:-
Go to live preview site of that template.
Give that url to the webhttrack
It will download this complete template in the html with all css js and image
Get this tool
https://www.httrack.com/page/2/en/
Instead of creating an additional text file and provide a link to it, can one embed some texts into an HTML file and provide a link to download it? The solution should work for a static website.
You should be able to base64 encode the file in the link, but you may want to do some cross-browser testing.
See Create a file in memory for user to download, not through server
If I understand correctly, you have a static website and you want to be able to create a link to a HTML page that should be downloaded instead of "viewed" in the browser.
The only way I can think of to solve this is to use the HTML 5 download attribute, like this:
Download
I am trying to export an html page that contains html form and canvas to a pdf file (after onclick event (button)). I already been aware of wkhtmltopdf and PhantomJS but I think that it cannot be implemented as it should.
(the main problem is that I want to export the output offline, by covnerting the web app to android apk using the http://www.appsgeyser.com/)
To get your requirement, I hope you require to take pdf of web page.
if my understanding is correct, Please refer below link
http://www.hiqpdf.com/demo/ConvertHtmlToPdf.aspx
also see the existing post ITextSharp HTML to PDF?
Follow the Link of Zend_Pdf : http://framework.zend.com/manual/1.12/en/zend.pdf.html
You can also try jspdf : http://jspdf.com/
Or try to use javascript
I'm creating a button which will download an original file in a PDF format. I already have a zoom button if they want to read the PDF via the browser. But I want to offer the possibility to the user to download the file if he prefers, obviously the downloadable file will have a higher quality.
I've tried some basic coding but the problem is that the PDF is opened in the browser. I'm not using any CMS and won't in a future, so the photos are uploaded simply via html code and by placing the picture in the correct file, so no database is present. This is the code I'm using in this moment:
<img class="icons_infobox" src="./_img/prensa/icon_download.png" alt="Download original file" />
This website needs to be cross-browser compatible so I also will ask the answer to be browser friendly.
Thank you very much!
Hello curious people!!!
After gathering and investigating what could be done I've found some answer. I will give as an answer only two options:
100% sure it downloads but not so nice for the user
-Only sure way is converting the downloadable files into .zip. Yes its not too handy/elegant but that is for sure the way the browser will be obliged to download this file. ZIP format files are always downloaded.
Depends of the users browser preferences
-Yes, you cannot be completely sure but its a very close approach. You will need to create a .htaccess file in the folder where you have your PDF for download. You would need to create this file and place it in with the following code:
SetEnvIf Request_URI "\.pdf$" requested_pdf=pdf
Header add Content-Disposition "attachment" env=requested_pdf
I hope this helps somebody. In my web it did work perfectly. It divers between browsers but it works... You just need to know that there will be a porcentage that will see it displayed in the browser and not downloaded.
Greeeeetings,
Dani